Platja de Ben-Afelí is a quiet, small beach located in the municipality of Almassora in Spain. It is characterized by its tranquility and privacy, and is often described as not very crowded. The beach is recognized for its excellent water quality, cleanliness, and safety, having been awarded the Blue Flag.
The beach stretches 450 meters in length and 20 meters in width, with a predominantly urban coastline. The natural environment of Platja de Ben-Afelí is characterized by golden sand and gravel along the shore, with a larger quantity of stones towards the road, forming a small cove.
In terms of amenities, the beach is well-equipped with toilets, showers, and trash bins. Dining options are available at several beach bars, where visitors can enjoy a drink or a meal. Additionally, there is a sports area and a children's playground, providing recreational options for all ages.
Access to Platja de Ben-Afelí is convenient, with parking available for more than 100 vehicles. For those without a car, a bus service is also available. In the event of a medical emergency, the nearest hospital, Hospital Provincial, is located just 8 kilometers away.
Throughout the summer, the beach hosts a variety of outdoor cultural and sports activities, making it a lively and enjoyable destination. Despite these events and its accessible amenities, the occupancy level of the beach can vary from low to full, ensuring that it maintains its peaceful ambiance.
